use POE::Filter::ErrorProof;
  my $wheel = POE::Wheel::ReadWrite->new(
  	Filter	=> POE::Filter::ErrorProof->new(POE::Filter::Something->new()),
  );

This module is a wrapper around other POE::Filters. I made this module when I noticed POE::Filter::XML would die() when non-XML input was given to it. The author of the module wasn't there, so I had to bring up a solution. You can use this module if you use a POE::Filter that might die if something bad happens. This Filter does nothing more than giving through the input in eval blocks.

   POE::Filter::ErrorProof->new(); # Create a POE::Filter::ErrorProof with a POE::Filter::Stream in it
   POE::Filter::ErrorProof->new(POE::Filter::XML->new()); # Do the same but with a POE::Filter::XML
   POE::Filter::ErrorProof->new(POE::Filter::XML->new(), 1); # Do the same, but output errors on STDERR
   POE::Filter::ErrorProof->new(POE::Filter::XML->new(), $socket); # Do the same, but output errors on this socket
   $wheel = POE::Wheel::ReadWrite->new( .... );
   POE::Filter::ErrorProof->new(POE::Filter::XML->new(), $wheel); # Output errors to this wheel

Sjors Gielen, <sjorsgielen@gmail.com>